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1
Wordsworth's 'The World is Too Much With Us' is a
  • A. sonnet
  • B. epic
  • C. couplet
  • D. quartrain
  • E. tercet.
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2
'The Thane of Cawdor lives: why do you dress me in borrowed robes?
Macbeth is putting this question to
  • A. Banquo
  • B. the witches
  • C. hid servant
  • D. Ross and Angus
  • E. Lady Macbeth.
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3
The grave procession in Soyinka''s ''procession l-Hanging day'' is meant to suggest in the entire poem
  • A. the people in the procession are going to the grave
  • B. the people are moving slowly in order to avoid the sunny spots
  • C. the people in the procession are solemn
  • D. the people in the procession are solemn and are going to the grave
  • E. the people walk soundlessly.
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4
The dominant attitude in T.S. Eliot's 'Journey of the magi's is
  • A. dissatisfaction
  • B. total satisfaction
  • C. ambivalence
  • D. disgust
  • E. pessimism.
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5
Gray's 'Elegy Written in a country churchyard' can be seen as
  • A. total condemnation of human life
  • B. lament for the death of the great and powerful
  • C. an attack on social inequality
  • D. a criticism of the poor and the unambitious
  • E. a recognition of the poor and simple life.
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